"Ge Zhi Yu Lun" is a collection of Zhu's medical treatises, with 1 volume and a total of 42 medical treatises. The content is quite extensive, and the order of the chapters is irregular. It has the charm of essays. If we do not stick to the order of the original book and classify it according to the content of the discussion, it can be roughly divided into: those on rejuvenation, such as "Eating and Drinking, Lust and Desire", "On Elderly Care", etc.; Those on physiology and pathology, such as "On Conception" ", "Yang has excess and Yin is deficient" and so on; those who discuss diagnosis include "Astringent Pulse Theory", "Treat a disease first by observing the shape and color, then examine the pulse and inquire about the syndrome"; those who discuss treatment principles include "Treatment must seek its essence", "serious diseases do not observe taboos", etc.; Those who discuss specific disease syndromes include "Gout Theory", "Malaria Theory", etc.; Those who discuss specific prescriptions include "Piyue Wan Theory", "Gypsum Theory", etc. In addition, there are several other miscellaneous articles.
Reader comments
This book is very interesting! In the book, Mr. Zhu Zhenheng discussed the impact of diet and male and female desires on people, and also wrote two maxims about diet and lust. I particularly like his views on the desire to eat, which I find very reasonable. He tells us to control our desires, especially when it comes to food, and not to overeat to harm our health. Some of the views in the book have great guiding significance for our lives and are worth reading.
This book is very interesting! In the book, Mr. Zhu Zhenheng discussed the impact of diet and male and female desires on people, and also wrote two maxims about diet and lust. I particularly like his views on the desire to eat, which I find very reasonable. He tells us to control our desires, especially when it comes to food, and not to overeat to harm our health. Some of the views in the book have great guiding significance for our lives and are worth reading.